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  • Luchia

  • Teishoku, Yoshoku, Traditional Japanese ( Harajuku )
  • Harajuku is an attack on the senses, so it is hard to imagine that a mere block away from takeshita avenue you can find an oasis of quiet like Lucia. The first thing that struck me about this Japanese...
  • Geshinkyo: Harajuku

  • Traditional Japanese, Vegetarian & Healthy ( Harajuku )
  • The head chef of Geshinkyo studied vegetarian shojin cuisine in Kyoto before coming back to Tokyo and developing his own style. His approach to shojin cuisine, which is not unlike kaiseki food in comp...
  • Shigeyoshi: Harajuku

  • Traditional Japanese, Michelin ( Harajuku )
  • Shigeyoshi was awarded one star by the 2009 Tokyo Michelin Guide. The head chef trained in Nagoya, and brings with him some of the flavors from that region of Japan. The cooking follows the seasons, a...
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  • Cocoro

  • Traditional Japanese, Soba, Sake & Shochu Bars ( Harajuku )
  • Fresh seafood arrives directly from the Noto Peninsula on the coast of the Sea of Japan. They prepare the fish into sashimi, tempura, and also poach it and grill it.

Restaurants Articles

  • Izakaya
  • Izakaya are restaurants that serve mostly Japanese food and various kinds of...
  • Curry
  • If you say curry in Japan, what comes to mind? Curry is the king of home cooking...
  • Eel
  • Technically, it's anguilla japonica, but what you need to know is that unagi is...
  • Fugu
  • Is it really safe to eat highly poisonous fugu? Definitely! There's actually very...
  • Ramen
  • You have probably eaten it. You see it in the grocery store or in the ...
  • Soba
  • Soba is one of the three popular Japanese noodles(see Ramen or Udon)...
  • Sushi
  • You have probably heard of it, maybe even eaten it, but what exactly...
  • Tempura
  • Tempura is a classic Japanese dish. Even if you've experienced ...
  • Teppanyaki
  • Combining the highest quality, carefully selected ingredients with...
  • Tonkatsu
  • If you think you've had enough sushi and soba for a year, or need...
  • Udon
  • Udon is a type of thick wheat-based noodle that's popular in Japanese...
  • Yakiniku
  • Yakiniku is a cook-it-yourself Korean style BBQ that came to Japan...
  • Yakitori
  • Yakitori a favorite appetizer in Japan: mankind has yet to imagine...
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